I CAN’s new ‘Jake and Tizzy’ stories
Clare Wilson, the Early Language and Communication Advisor for Ark Schools, read the eight Jake and Tizzy stories and shared her professional opinion with us. I CAN’s Jake and Tizzy books are a great resource for parents and professionals to help develop young children’s language skills. The eight books in the series show Jake and Tizzy in a range of …
Read More
Phil Kelly cycles RideLondon for I CAN
Triathlons and cycling has filled a massive void for me since retiring from rugby last year. I heard about the Ride London event through my club and was excited about a challenge of 100 miles on closed roads around London and Surrey where I grew up. My niece Eva attends Meath School, and I was therefore aware of the I …
Read More
Vicky Perry tells us why she and her family have signed up for I CAN’s Hop & Walk event
We are so excited to be hosting our very brand new event, the I CAN Hop & Walk! We are inviting families to join us on the 27th September 2015 to hop and walk one mile at Surrey’s Runnymede Pleasure Grounds. It will be a fun filled day with a range of activities for families including a story book corner, …
Read More
The serious business of having fun with words – a blog from I CAN’s Director of Outcomes & Information and a qualified speech & language therapist
This week our blog is dedicated to our membership of the Read On.Get On campaign which is focussing on getting little ones ready to read by helping parents develop 2-5 year old’s communication skills. All week we’ve been involved as part of the Read On.Get On campaign, working to help parents to get their little ones ready to read by …
Read MoreWe love stories – a blog from Kate Freeman, Lead Communication Advisor at I CAN
This week our blog is dedicated to our membership of the Read On.Get On campaign which is focussing on getting little ones ready to read by helping parents develop 2-5 year old’s communication skills. People love to tell and hear stories. It’s really important in our overall culture and in certain groups it’s more important than others. Stories connect us …
Read More
